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Let me go through you're questions in order.
1) The extra fees for AMR would be very similar to the ones I outline in This mini-review of Niche Blitzkrieg

One optional tool that would make keyword research faster is John Mann's Niche Research Commando, that would be a one-time fee of $37. If you already have a similar keyword research tool, then you don't need it.

2) The Guarantee on AMR is 30 days, no questions asked.

3) Michael shows you a way to build sites with WordPress in a way that's much simpler than what you may be thinking.

Nowadays, most hosting companies include installation wizards to set up WordPress. There are also what are called "plugins" for WordPress and the ones you'd be using also have installation wizards.

There are very minor technical things you'll have to learn – like how to register a domain name, how to "point" the domain to your host – all of which are explained in the course.

4) Customer support is done through the forum and through a support ticket system. Michael and his business partner John actively support their products.

Just a tip here: the only internet marketing training courses I've seen that claim to offer phone support are the ones that use that as a gimmick to try to upsell you into some sort of expensive coaching program or convince you to buy worthless traffic packages. I once helped a woman (for free) recover close to $3,000 from one of those places.

I've paid as much as $795/month to be in a internet marketing membership which had some of the top traffic experts on the web in it – and there was no phone support. It was done through forums.

If you find a course that offers the kind of support you're talking about, let me know as I'd be curious to find out how they manage it. In my 10 years of being in this field (part time and fulltime) I've never seen it.

5) I really think Niche Blitzkrieg is the best place for people to start. But any program you find that includes the elements I discuss in Be Where the Money Is.

Well, you're not the creator of AMR but I am very pumped about it. It's nice to see some people with some dignity left. I think it's great that you monitor your website and help people out. I've been scammed pretty good before ($2000) worth and don't want to repeat the same mistakes.

I'm ok with computers but definitely not savvy… Yeah, I can turn it on and off and fix minor problems, building a website, no way in hell I can do that.

I tried the whole selling on e-bay thing but ended up buying more than selling. I've lately grown a shine towards affiliate marketting because eventually, it can become "set it and forget it" without a lot of work.

I realize that the toughest/longest parts are at the beginning. However, I don't want to be stuck in the same predicament I currently am in.

"To be sucessful, I need to set up business in the USA" Cost 750$ set up + 50$ per month for administration fees" This is just for legal rights to do business within the USA.
"To cut myself a ton of hours of work I have to purchase software called "auctiontouch.com"" Another 750$.

Customer support is rather lowsy and never gives straight answers, like I'm playing a guessing game or something; like I'm solving and ancient enigma. Well, I want concrete answers.

IE:
If I ask "How can I increase traffic?". I'd much rather hear "I suggest Google Adsence" rather than "Check the web for an advertising company".

Well, I'm just going and rambling but my questions are:

1-)I got laid-off about a month ago and my funds are limited. If I go and purchase the full version of AMR, along with other than advertizing costs, what are other costs I should prepare/budget for? What arethe hidden fees that may not appear on the member's area?

2-)Is there any kind of guarantee? Refund if not 100% satisfied? I've not seen any.

3-)What SPECIFIC computer skills do I need to be able to get the most ouf of that program? I have zero HTML/php knowledge and it all looks like chinese to me.

4-)How helpful is cutomer support? Is there a toll free like to speakto someone on the phone?

5-)Would you recomment something else? Which one isthe most effective and comprehensive program Michael has?

Thanks in advance for your help

I am really interested in the AMR. I signed up for 15$ for therichkids.com which has some basic (too basic) information on affiliate marketting, seems like I would do better with that AMR. I tried other stuff but it wasn't for me.

I like the thought of video training. Pause and execute, play over… Get the things down packed, as I am a visual learner. Reading for ever just seems like a waste of time and I think this is what drives a lot of people away from the so-called, work at home programs.

I always say "You get what you pay for"; don't be shocked if you don't get anything out of something that costed you nothing.

What kind of money can I expect for fork out after I buy your system? Some say "nothing" you never have to spend another dime; but that is just half a sentence. Should end by "if you want to progress anywhere it will cost you thousands and thousands before you see a dime of it back".

Really scary when you pay so much for something that doesn't deliver at all and when you're unsatisfied, you don't get any of it back.

I realize that to grow a business you have to put money into it. However, I'm just fed up with empty promises and shady services and programs that always want more money and "gang up" together so you HAVE to buy all their gimicks to make something work.

I'll say, so far, I like what I'm seeing… However, in a virual world, who do you trust…

Have a pleasant day

You have already seen Michael's answer to a similar question you posted on a different thread, but just in case you didn't, here it is:

"Paul pointed this post out to me. I am the creator of both Mega and Niche Blitzkrieg. I will make a raw suggestion here. I would honestly start with Niche Blitzkrieg if you're brand new and have had no prior experience.

Can you make money from Mega as a newer person to it? Yes, and we have several come in who are brand new that start making money. But, Niche Blitzkrieg covers more of the detailed fundamentals like explaining what backlinks are and how websites rank etc.

Mega does as well but not in the extent shown in NBK. Mega is more of a "Do it exactly like this" with less details course. Which can make it easier but in turn you may not fully understand exactly why you're getting the results you're getting.

People seem to have more success when they start with NBK and later on get into Mega. But, both will work and work well… this is just simply my opinion.

I hope this helps you and we look forward to working with you."